High-Quality Crystallization in Microgravity

Space Commerce Matters (SCM) in collaboration with ICE Cubes by Space Applications Services NV/SA and The Japan Manned Space Systems Corporation (JAMSS), presents this webinar on the contributions of the Kirara service to drug discovery and scientific research through high-quality protein crystallization in space. This webinar features distinguished speakers involved in pioneering Kirara experiments, showcasing scientific advancements and commercial opportunities.
Objective:
To showcase the Kirara service's unique capabilities in producing high-quality crystals aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The webinar highlights the scientific advancements and commercial opportunities this technology offers, particularly in drug discovery and biotechnology.
Target Audience:
Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies
Academic and research institutions
Government agencies involved in space and scientific research
Investors and venture capitalists in the healthcare and space sectors
Welcome and Introduction by the Host
Cynthia Bouthot, CEO, Space Commerce Matters (SCM)
Introduction to ICE Cubes Service
Speaker: Hilde Stenuit, Ph.D., Research Space Access - ICE Cubes Business Development, Space Applications Services NV/SA
Overview: Brief introduction to the ICE Cubes service and its role in supporting the Kirara service across the US.
Introduction to Kirara Service
Speaker: Naohiro Sato, Space Business Department, JAMSS
Overview: Introduction to the Kirara service and its role in advancing drug discovery through space-based protein crystallization.
Overview of Kirara service and its new results on material bioproduction
Speaker: Hiroaki Tanaka, Confocal Science
Overview: In-depth overview of the Kirara service, including the production of bacterial cellulose during the Kirara#4 and Kirara#5 missions. Technical aspects and significant findings will be covered.
Colloidal Crystallization in Space
Speaker: Yoshihisa Suzuki, Tokushima University (pre-recorded)